The phrase "added holidays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional days off or vacation days that have been included in a schedule or plan.
Example: "The company announced that they will be offering added holidays for employees during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "extra holidays" or "additional holidays".
Nine years ago, the museum added Holidays of Light, dedicated to religious and cultural commemorations that feature light or enlightenment.
Last year, with the route pretty much revamped and signposted, Dublin-based operator Camino Ways added holidays on the Via Francigena to its Camino de Santiago trips.
The website, which launched in the UK four years ago, has added holidays as well as heavily discounted clothing, household goods and consumer electronics to its repertoire in a bid to revive its relationship with customers – whose enthusiasm soon waned for emails bombarding them with offers of cut-price carpet cleaning and blow-dries.
In fact, "The Sweet Smells of Christmas" was one of the reasons that I've added holiday smells to my holiday decorations.
"There were still some concerns over travelling to north African countries such as Egypt and Tunisia," but, he added, holiday hotspots such as Spain remained popular.
To motor cruisers – which had at one point made them the largest dispenser of floating holidays in the world – were eventually added holiday cottages and parks.
Add holidays on your calendar.
Stores usually begin adding holiday staff in October, though the main growth is in November and December when shopper traffic really picks up.
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Those invited can add holiday recipes they've discovered on Facebook and save in the shared collection.
Cole says holiday jobs can lead to full-time employment at UPS. Wal-Mart also confirms that its adding holiday help to its gargantuan staff of 1.4 million employees, though spokeswoman Daphne Moore wont say how many.
